Welcome to Swanage Holiday Properties
Government Update 22/02/21
Self-contained properties that have communal entrances can open in Step 3 (17th May) and you can holiday in a group of 6 or two households.
Step 4 (21st June) has now been postponed until the 19th July and therefore the Step 3 restrictions are still in place until then.
Government Guidlines
Travel guidelines and restrictions: here
Cancellation and refund policies: here and here
4 Step Roadmap: here
Our Address: Unit 6, Anvil Centre, Prospect Business Park, Swanage BH19 1EJ
Our Email: enquiries@swanagehp.co.uk
Current opening hours
Monday 9.00am - 2.30pm
Tuesday - Thursday 9.00am - 2.00pm
Friday & Saturday 9.00am - 4.30pm
We are a friendly, locally run company based in Swanage. We specialise in holiday rental of self catering houses, apartments & cottages within Swanage and Purbeck.
Please take the time to browse through our property details, all of our Swanage Holiday Properties are listed along with detailed descriptions, tariffs and availability. You will also see that from time to time we feature special offers and late availability for a number of our properties which are well worth taking a look at.
Swanage is the gateway to the World Heritage Site that runs from
Studland Bay to Exmouth in Devon. With its gently shelving beach
and safe bathing it provides an ideal base for exploring the
beautiful Isle of Purbeck and the Jurassic Coast.
The Isle of Purbeck has many attractions to suit all
ages, sport & leisure activities, interesting, historical
towns, Corfe Castle with its Norman Castle towering over thatched
Purbeck stone cottages and the saxon walled town of Wareham with
its meandering river.
Our properties are an ideal base for walking, cycling & golf breaks and steam railway enthusiasts can enjoy the lovingly restored service that runs between Swanage & Corfe Castle.
From the recently renovated pier, you can take a boat to Poole, Bournemouth, the Isle of Wight or Brownsea Island, as well as coastal cruises to Old Harry's Rocks and Durlston.
The shaded waters under the pier are home to marine life normally found in deeper waters and so is very popular with divers and underwater photographers alike.
